ReactPivot

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NOTE: This is a fork of the original component by David Guttman. Generally, this component has most of the same functionality and strong consideration should be made to using the original component. This version fixes a couple things, and adds a couple other things. These changes are listed here:

• Updates the standalone library to be compatible with React 15.3.2
• Hidden column list can be sorted by providing sortHiddenColumns=true property
• Text to clear dimension can be customized
• A sort function can be defined to return a value suitable for sorting.

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ReactPivot is a data-grid component with pivot-table-like functionality for data display, filtering, and exploration. Can be used without React.

Demo: http://davidguttman.github.io/react-pivot/

Installation & Usage

Default (Browserify/webpack):

npm i -S react-pivot

var React = require('react')
var ReactPivot = require('react-pivot')

React.render(
  <ReactPivot rows={rows}
              dimensions={dimensions}
              reduce={reduce}
              calculations={calculations}
              nPaginateRows={25} />,
  document.body
)

Classic (no React or Browserify):

Download react-pivot-standalone-1.18.1.min.js

<script src='react-pivot-standalone-1.18.1.min.js'></script>
<script>
  ReactPivot(document.body, {
    rows: rows,
    dimensions: dimensions,
    calculations: calculations,
    reduce: reduce
  })
</script>

Custom (Browserify, no React):

var ReactPivot = require('react-pivot/load')

ReactPivot(document.body, {
  rows: rows,
  dimensions: dimensions,
  reduce: reduce,
  calculations: calculations
})

Example

var React = require('react')
var ReactPivot = require('react-pivot')

React.render(
  <ReactPivot rows={rows}
              dimensions={dimensions}
              reduce={reduce}
              calculations={calculations} />,
  document.body
)

ReactPivot requires four arguments: rows, dimensions, reduce and calculations

rows is your data, just an array of objects:

var rows = [
  {"firstName":"Francisco","lastName":"Brekke","state":"NY","transaction":{"amount":"399.73","date":"2012-02-02T08:00:00.000Z","business":"Kozey-Moore","name":"Checking Account 2297","type":"deposit","account":"82741327"}},
  {"firstName":"Francisco","lastName":"Brekke","state":"NY","transaction":{"amount":"768.84","date":"2012-02-02T08:00:00.000Z","business":"Herman-Langworth","name":"Money Market Account 9344","type":"deposit","account":"95753704"}}
]

dimensions is how you want to group your data. Maybe you want to get the total $$ by firstName and have the column title be First Name:

var dimensions = [
  {value: 'firstName', title: 'First Name'}
]

reduce is how you calculate numbers for each group:

var reduce = function(row, memo) {
  memo.amountTotal = (memo.amountTotal || 0) + parseFloat(row.transaction.amount)
  return memo
}

calculations is how you want to display the calculations done in reduce:

var calculations = [
  {
    title: 'Amount', value: 'amountTotal',
    template: function(val, row) {
      return '$' + val.toFixed(2)
    }
  }
]

Plug them in and you're good to go!

// Optional: set a default grouping with "activeDimensions"
React.render(
  <ReactPivot rows={rows}
              dimensions={dimensions}
              reduce={reduce}
              calculations={calculations}
              activeDimensions={['First Name']} />,
  document.body
)

See it all together in example/basic.jsx

Optional Arguments

parameter	type	description	default
compact	boolean	compact rows	false
csvDownloadFileName	string	assign name of document created when user clicks to 'Export CSV'	'table.csv'
csvTemplateFormat	boolean	apply template formatting to data before csv export	false
defaultStyles	boolean	apply default styles from style.css	true
hiddenColumns	array	columns that should not display	[]
nPaginateRows	number	items per page setting	25
solo	object	item that should be displayed solo	null
sortBy	string	name of column to use for record sort	null
sortDir	string	sort direction, either 'asc' or 'desc'	'asc'
tableClassName	string	assign css class to table containing react-pivot elements	''

TODO

• Better Pagination
• Responsive Table

License

MIT